Long Inferring Poems

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Premium Member Just Like You

You intend to bully your way through life,
destroying anyone who blocks your path.
And being mortal, hedge the afterlife,
worshiping God because you fear His wrath.

You cast votes for corrupt politicians;
inferring that their lies are somehow true.
And condone deplorable conditions;
as the hungry masses enrich the few.

So please, don't try to make me just like you;
I choose to worship God from love, not fear.
And I will not sell my vote, as you do;
I cherish the freedoms that I hold dear.

I'm human, not an ant in an anthill,
and I'll not squander God's gift of free will.
Form: Sonnet


Growing Up Brave Is Growing Honest No Room For Fake

The thing with psychology is it darkens the human 
when you’re no longer guessing or sat there assuming 
the intent of a pattern inferring the action 
a shade that people would name as the black one 

There’s more bad than good 
mostly misunderstood 
the way they were raised 
the lack of the praise 
but mostly relatability that never took place 
somebody else out there in the same place 
relating to struggles you currently face 
to take you away from the lonely embrace 

And families do matter 
the man and the master 
the lady and daughter 
what went before ya 

because the greatest mothers have never been boys 
only a man knows what that path deploys 
and I can not understand females in puberty 
I’m on the outside that experience protruded me 

So try to be thoughtful and engage your brain 
engage it like pride when you know it is shame 
because shame has a lining that’s silver in shade 
growing up is reliant on honest and brave
© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Barbed Wire Fence

'Cross the lot there was a golf course
Where the fancy people play 
You always wanted to get in there 
I wanted to get away

Can I get myself a witness
Should I get myself a wife 
When you and I were children
Were the best years of my life

That barbed wire sure looked dang'rous
And that fence was way too tall 
From where you and I were standin' 
Could've been the Berlin Wall

We would run around the grass field
Lord I never felt so free
You would always venture further 
And then come right back to me 

You said I've got to get ov'r it
And find a way you did 
I said I'll be right here waitin'
When you've had enough of it

You went off to college
And made some nice new friends
I stayed in Pike's Creek County
Inferring meaning from the ends

You came back to me as always
I saw in your gleamin' eye
A look of determination 
That made me want to cry 

Should I take a job in Charlotte
At that bank too big to fail
Or sleep another night off
In the Pike's Creek County Jail

I knew you'd roam for longer 
And I'd have to let you go
Down the roads this life would take me
Just one thing I truly know

Should I drive across the country
Do you think your husband'd mind
If I showed up on your doorstep
And you left that life behind

You'll be in my arms again
One day you will see 
That the ends they don't mean nuthin'
If there 'aint no You and Me

December 3, 2017
Form: Lyric

Premium Member Over woke'

Woke was ok..' Back in the day; before (fake-overs made) take overs, chasing any logic away!
John Cleese spoke my mind' realistic yet kind..He said he was not per'se un-woke up to a
Point.. Holy-smokes; I know there are differences in humans, (And the seasons) why push it
As an overbearing religion.? Over arching!  not anomalous or objective, purveyour of much
Invective.' Give us liberty; and even-reason.) Ever ready to be tactile.' In this life; not without its Trials, I Wish all that here are reading.. The very best with your inferring, in your night
And in your daytime, look for the best..Just try to find time.'
Form: Rhyme

Literary Malpractice

Traveling through the jaded discourse
With bartered pen and little remorse
Brandishing sharpened scalpel; tour de force
Unabashedly seeking all texts from lexicon to divorce

Developing underlying themes to alter the broader context
Freely abridging each verse to establish the pretext
Isolating each stanza to create a subtext
Inferring connotations to establish a hypertext

Disassociating words to broker more inflection
Delinking phrases building new bridges for reflection
Deconstructing patterns to sculpt out a new direction
Decoding mores and values to foster introspection

Voiding punctuation; compressing verses to scuttle metric time
Extrapolating dominant motifs to devalue the inculcating paradigm
Decoupling dissonant accents to deflower the sublime
Erasing phonetic schemes; disbanding symetrical order; decelerating rhyme
Form: Rhyme


Premium Member I Was Livid the Day They Offered Me the Nobel Prize

This letter arrived this morning..
"Dear Sir, it is with great honour to inform you
That with the perspicuity of realistic narrative art 
And the diversity and universality of myth 
Your work illuminates the human condition in the world of today 
You have therefore been awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature 
Cheers, you're the man."

What audacity 
To disturb this idiosyncratic taste bubble
This stun and cut bluestocking

My 35 second play
My mango tango d drops
My surgical quality

I ain't getting on a horizontal float wheel
Stockholm can screw themselves
When reprobate blackguards are inferring

I'll stay here  
If there's a need for shooting to start
I'll start shooting

Fun bags and polluted cities
Round off my morning, honey
Time for a tea 

Medieval queens used to drink pints
I'll 'ave two for breakfast
I am not for sale Stockholm

Captain Hook went to Eton
I've got my bachelors 
Leave this knack mental giant alone by-blows

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